Powers High School - Cruiser Yearbook (Powers, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1958 volume:

DEDICATION We, the annual staff of 1957-08 dedicate this annual to the custodians of Powers High School, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Fry. This honor has been bestowed upon them in appreciation of their tireless efforts to keep our school building and football field in the best of order. Hot only that, but the support they have given us in all our school activities, and the personal touch which only they could give. ALMA MATER To the aun's golden light; O'er the darkness of night. To the orange and the black we'll be true. Alma Mater we sine; as the homaee we brine, This Is our pledee to you. We'll be true to Powers HI, for the lessons that you taught. We'll be sporting and loyal and true. We will play every game; not for glory or fame, But the honor that we brine to you. If disaster we meet, If It's loss or defeat. To come back with a smile we will try. We will fight and we'll fight, until hope's out o sight. For the honor of old Powers Hi. c. eSafe FOREWORD The 1957-58 annual staff has worked diligently to pro- duce a yearbook that will interest both town and school and build an appreciation, each for the other. Powers is unique in its isolation and the school year- book serves as an instrument of public relations. It also is a history of Powers as a family, with its Senior Class as the honored member. Many students and parents other than the elected staff assisted in the preparation of this publication with special mention going to Doris Eggleston for typing, and to members of the art and typing classes. ADMINISTRATION i.A.a a a a a ,a. Aa.XXiX :xx ;X;Xi iX;XnX: .Xi.AHXiAaAi m r % i y y . y : v'ilYiiyi y iYi t, nrijffnri y yy yyyyyy yy-y y V v • SUPERINTENDENT Bonds for the new high school were voted by the citizens of Powers in the amount of $ 256,000, which was near the district's bonding capacity on January 12, 1955. A few weeks later, con- tinuing to proceed in a democratic manner, the voters selected the present building site at a special election held for this pur- pose . Industrial Building Company of Eugene was awarded the contract on September 29, 1955 and construction was in progress within a few days. Exclusive of furnishings and equipment, the new build- ing was erected at a cost of $245,148.12. In August 1956, the building was accepted by the Powers School Board as essentially completed and our new high school was accupied for the first time at the begining of the fall semester in Sept- ember. Formal dedication ceremonies were held in the Gym-auditor- ium on October 30, 1956. Our high school building, of which we are rightfully proud, exists today as a result of both the years of planning and study- ing by interested people who desired better facilities and better educational opportunity for their children, and because individuals and groups of our community were willing to give so generously of time, substance and effort. MR. HOMER MILLARD B. S.—O.S.C. '39 M. S.--O.S.C. 56 Biology- Health PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE Those of you who hsve studied in Powers High School have acquired attitudes, values, skills, and knowledge common to people your age all over America. Your education here has been aimed primarily at producing a worthy citizen for the Republic. It was never intended to produce a finished product. Your value to America will be increased by furthur learning. There is a definite relation between wealth and learning. Continue in the acquisition of knowledge. Good will come of it. BOARD OF EDUCATION Mrs. Twila McMahon, Chairman Mrs. Ara Sheedy Mr. Carl Utterback Mr. James Bogeley Mr. Sanford Anderson Mrs. Georgia Brady, Clerk FACUITY Del Dungey Physical Eduacation, Assistant Football Coach, Ju- nior High Coach, 9th Science, G.A.A. Advisor, Soph- omore advisor. Yaqub Dean U.S. History World Problems World History World Geography Clyde Beam Bookeeping Typing Geometry Journalism i Sg D.D. Michaels, ?th grade High School Football Coach Assistant Basketball Coach Dale Amsberry, Counselor Industrial Arts, 9th Math R.H.Bushnell Eighth Grade High School Basketball Peggy Beam English 1-2-3, Library Ethel Kranick Home Economics Art Typing Year Book Adviser OFFICERS Mrs Eddie Aubin- County Council Mrs. Carey Bones- Sec. Mrs. Curtid Kelly- Pres. Mrs. John Tingling- 1st Vice Mrs. Bill Grove- 2nd Vive Mrs. Elms- Treas. ( Not Pictured) September October November December January February March April May P.T.A. Calendar Teachers Reception Halloween Parade Education Week Christmas Program Fathers Night- Panel Discussion Founders Day-Honor Past Presidents State Convention st Bend Election of Officers Installation of Officers •J - m 5 . m3 KOOM MOTHERS 7th Grade.. 8th Grade.. 9th Grade.. 10th Grade.. 11th Grade.. 12th Grade.. Mrs. Charles Stallard Mrs. Linn Hauch Mrs. Clyde Hall Mrs. Lawrence Rolfe Mrs. Don Reeves Mrs, Bob McCray Mrs. Joe Boutin Mrs. Westly Clark Mrs. Ken Rolfe Mrs. Ben Crabill Mrs.Prank Thorp Mrs. Edwin Peterson Dm css S oLO A? ( 4 SENIOR STATISTICS Bill Peterson— Howard Post Honor Society-2 Student Body Officer-! Student Body Officer-! Football-1,2,3, ! , Basketball-2,3, Basketball-2,3, ! , Football-3,! , Track-2,3,! Track-2,3,U Lettermens Club-1,2,3 Paper Staff-3 Frank Smith— Don Fry— Football-1,2,3,! Basketball-2,3, i Basketball-1,2,3, i Football-2,3, i Track-2,3,! Track-3, i Lettermens Club-1,2,3. Lettermens Club-2,3 Class Officer-2,3 Dennis Joe Anderson— Ron Woodring— Football-2., 3, i Basketball-1,2,3 Lettermens Club-2,3 Class Officer-2,3 Football-1,2,3,h Class Officer-1,! Lettersmens Club-1,2,3 Gary McDaniel— Class Officer-! Tom Flood— Transferred from North Marion at end of 3rd year. Don Hess— Football-! Class Officer-! Basketball-! Paper Staff-3 Track-! Annual Staff-3 Football-1, 2, 3, i Basketball-3 Butch Rolfe— Track-! Football-1,2,3,! Lettermens Club-1,2,3 Basketball-1,2,3, i Track-2,3,! Lettermens Club-1,2,3 Leo Grandmontagne— Class Officer-! Student Council-3 Bob Thorp— Honor Society-1,2,3,i Student Body Officer-! Doris Eggleton— Class Officer-2,3 Transferred from Toledo, Lettermens Club-3 Ore. in 3rd year. Basketball-! G.A.A.-3 Annual Staff-3 Paper Staff-3 CLASS WILL I, DORIS EGGLESTON, hereby will my ability to be the only Senior girl to Donna Adamek and to get along with people to Gloria Wiwatowski. I, BOB THORP, being of fairly tall and slender trunk do hereby will and bequeath my ability to be valedictorian of the Senior Class to Glen Fuzzy McDonald, and my ability to be manager of the football- basketball and track squads during my last year in high school to Cecil Bryant, Esq. I, PUNK SMITH, being of tall slim body do x-jill my ability to play foot- ball all of my high school career to Tommy Truax and my ability to make the honor society once to John Peterson. I, RON WOODRING, being of short, bold body do will my ability to own my own car when I am a Junior and have it wrecked by my brothers to Ken Gobel and my ability not to miss but only one practice in my high school career to Fuzzy McDonald. I, LEO GRANDMONTAGNE, being of weak mind, thin body, and pale skin, will my ability to grow up in the shade to Joe Anderson and my ability not to get caught to Billy Hunt. I, GARY W. McDANIEL, being of small body and weak mind leave my abilitv to get a good car to Mearl and to Larry Schneider my ability to get out of school to go fishing. I, JOE ANDERSON, being of a dark body and a weak mind, xiiill my ability to get with all the girls to Terry Epperson, and my ability to get Swede Merchen's pickup to Pat McMahon. I, DON DUCK HESS, being of sound mind and body do hereby will my ability to get along with Mr. Dungey to anybody who is able, and being of stocky, short build, and bow legs will my ability to play guard on the football team to Tommy VJadman. I, TOM FLOOD, will to Ross Mintonye a barrel of starch to keep his collar up. I will my ability to pole vault to Darrel Fry, and to Archie Flood, I will my 6 170 pound frame of bone and more bone so he can play forward. I, IQl'iARD POST, being of long body and slim mind do hereby will my big feet to Larry Fry and my ability to flirt and go out xd.th other girls while going steady, to Del Dungey. I, DON FRY, being of stubby body and destructive mind do hereby x-iill my ability to bring the family car to school to Linda Bixler, and my fish stories to little brother. PETERSON, being of chunky body and some kind of mind do hereby will my ability to grow long hair to Linda Bixler and my pictures of Darrel to the one who wants them most. I, LARRY ROLFE, being of long and tall body and above average mind do hereby will my ability to take track with no practice to Jackie Markle and my butch hair cut to Roxie. m m ' ---A3CV SS h r,; JUNIORS Juniors; kneeling, left to rights Lincoln Magill, Dorothy Smith, Donna Adamek, Jamie Wilson. Standing, 2nd row, left to right: Betty Jo Crabill, Ruth Allen, Loene Adamson. Standing, 3rd row, left to right: Jerry Reeves, Mike Stewart, Bill Hunt, Dennis H. Anderson, Ross Mintonye. Advisor, far left: Dale Amsberry Motto 1 Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers Colors: Bronze and Yellow Flower: Rose m SOPHOMORES Kneeling (left to right) 2nd Row (left to right Back How (left to right) Gloria Wiwatowski Janet Lane Patsy Reed Sydney Hayes Barbara Lawson Roxie Clark Linda Bixler Diana Tucker Gaye Williamson Robert Eggleston Tommy Wadman Teresa Dittrich Billy Utterback Charlotte Hedges Payetta Harrelson Judy Hall Bonnie Egli Doug Wallace Ronnie Raddatz Pat McMahon Ken Goebl Mr. Dungey Harry Horner Jim Boutin Jerry Hall Dale Gibson Darrel Pry James Adamek Mearl McDaniel Absent: Beverly Frye Advisor: Mr. Del Dungey Motto: In ourselves our future lies Flower: Carnation Colors: Lavender and silver FRESHMAN CLASS 3rd Row Left to Right Bill Rainbow John Peterson Irene Williamson Nancy Stewart Donna Lee Anderson Carol McCulloch Kay Lee Merchen Ainslie Krans Linda Hawley Laurie Thorp Tommy Truax Archie Flood Robert Peterson First Row Kneeling 2nd Row Left to Right- Left to Right Violet Taylor Karen Blanck Donna Mastin Judy Reeves Karen Yougn Lynne Grandmontange Donald Schrag Larry Fry Robert McCray Lome Nash Advisor Mr. Dean Bonnie Griswold Mary Kuskie Donna Anderson Joy Davis Willie Shorb Glen McDonald Arlen Morgan Richard Calbo • EIGHTH GRADE First Row (left to right) Louise Bedwell Janie Warrick Cheryl Hall Joyce Merchen Carol Young Judy Fry Pauline Aubin 2nd Row (left to right) Nancy Grove Brenda Carpernter Linda Rolfe Diana Frye Charlotte Wallace Bonita Crew Janet Root Marilyn Nash Carla Robinette 3rd Row (left to right) Jerry Lee Adamson Laura Lee Hill Sandra Quilhaugh Lucretia Harrelson Malinda Lane St ve Wallace Billy Dunn Lewis Lambert David Hawk Howard Russell Jackie Hoffman Glen Orwick Harlan Egli Eddie Fawcett Bob Farris SEVENTH GRADE Left to right 1st Row Lewis Larson, Msrjorie Frye, Gary McMahon, Richard Clark. 2nd Row Jimmy Crahill, Tommy Gilkison, Janet Updegrave, Marcia Bixler, Michelle Mathis, Doris Schrag, Mike Sewell, Patty Hoffman, Sylvis Bern. 3rd Row Adrian Wiwatowski, Barbara Hubert, Earl Reavis, Jimmy Pinson, Paula Mintonye, Gregory Quilhaugh, Eldon Meyers, Linda Hamm, Rhonda Clark. l+th Row Sue Rauch, Marietta Taylor, Edith Kuskie, Cathy Wallace, Surward Wright, William Lawson, Russell Hedges, Wilma Williamson, Lorretta Anderson. . m CHEERLEADERS VICTORY VICTORYI VICTORYI IS OUR CRY V-I-C-T-O-R-Y WILL WE WIN IT? WELL I GUESS POWERS WOLFPACK YES I YES I YES.l RED----BLACK RED-BLACK EIGHT! FIGHT! RED-BLACK EIGHT! FIGHT! RED--------------BLACK FIGHT} FIGHT! FIGHT! -----«42 32 ----(? HEP! HEP! SHOW YOUR PEP GINGER UP AND CATCH THE STEP FIGHT! FIGHT! WITH ALL YOUR MIGHT CLEAN 'EM UP, AND DO IT RIGHT EMCEE: VERLIN HERMANN GETCHELL HERMANN MEYERS MEYERS STYLE SHOW ARCHIE LANE OSCAR MINTONYE RALPH ANDERSON VARIETY SHOW Front row: Mrs. Allan Bankus son Allan Jr. Back row: Mrs. Froberg, Nancy Susan Mrs. Virgil Daniels, Mary Kathy BUD MICHEALS OSCAR MINTONYE G.A.A Pirst Row Kneeling: Joy Davie Donna Ariderson Karen Young Carol McCulloch Payetta Harrelson Linda Hawley Kay Lee Merchen Bonnie Egli Sydney Hayes Donna Adamek Third Bow: Janet Lane Diana Tuoker Gaye Williamson DBnna Lee Anderson Mr. Dungey Judy Hall Teresa Dittrich Ruth Allen Second Row: Donna Mastin Mary Kuski Nancy Stewart Judy Reeves Linda Bixler Violet Taylor Charlotte Hedges Hoxie Clark Betty Jo Crabill Loene Adamson Patsy Reed Jamie Wilson CAFETERIA CAROL THORP MARILYN COTTON CRUSIER PHOTOGRAPHER LARRY DWYER STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council of Powers High for the school year of  57-'58 has been a very active group. The first few weeks of school the members were very busy selling popcorn and snow- cones during the noon hour to pay for the two machines. The Council met every Wednesday and discussed many problems which arise amongst the Student Body. The officers are: Robert Thorp..............President Howard Post...............Vice President Donna Adamek .............Secretary Jamie Wilson..............Treasurer Billy Peterson............Sergeant-at-Arms Donna Adamek attended a Student Council Workshop on August 11-16. She stayed in Carson Hall at the University of Oregon. While there, she met many members from all over the State and discussed problems from other schools. The council sold all concessions at the first few foot- ball games then resorted to selling tickets at both football and basketball games, while the Honor Scociety sold the con- cessions . The council held full length movies that were open to the public. ' BAND The Powers High School band consists of twelve students. They are as follows: Donna Lee Anderson, clarinet Joy Davis, clarinet Billy Hunt, clarinet Prank Smith, saxophone James Adamek, saxophone Karen Young, saxophone Lynne Grandmontagne, drums Irene Williamson, accordion Mr. Nicklaus directs the band and also accompanies with the piano. He has done an excellent job as band leader for the past sixteen years, at Powers High School. Dennis Anderson, trumpet Tom Flood, drums Ross Mintonye, cymbals Linda Hawley, bass drum ANNUAL STAFF Editor-In-Chief...........Jerry Hall Assistant Editor...............Dianna Tucker Business Manager................Donna Adamek Art Editor...............Roxie Clark Advertising Manager......Jimmy Adamek Sports Editor............Mike Stewart Reporters and Sales Managers: Senior......................Bob Thorp Junior..................Ross Mintonye Sophomore............Teresa Dittrich Freshman.............Carol McCulloch Eighth Grade......Lucritia Harrelson Seventh Grade.......Wilma Williamson Special Reporters: G.A.A....................Jamie Wilson Student Council..........Donna Adamek Honor Society...............Patsy Reed Yell Leaders.............Sydney Hayes Hi-Power Staff.......Betty Jo Crabill Cruiser Staff............Dianna Tucker Lettermens Club..........Bill Peterson Band...... ,............Linda Hawlev Typist......................Ronald Raddatz Typist..................Darrel Fry Typist.........................Fat McMahom Advisor.........Mrs. Ethel Kranick tm NEWSPAPER STAFF HI - POWER James Adamek..... Jerry Hall....... Jamie Wilson..... Patsy Reed....... Mike Stewart..... Loene Adamson..,. Ruth Allen........ Betty Jo Crabill. Sue Rauch........ Adrian Wiwatowski Janet Root....... Linda Rolfe...... Mr. Summers........ Staff............ Mr. Clyde Beam... ...........Editor .Business Manager ......Art Editor .......Art Editor ...........Sports ......School News .....School News ..Community News ,. .7th Grade News ...7th Grade News ...8th Grade News ...8th Grade News Grade School News Grade School News ...........Advisor Town Reporters Mrs. Hazel Lewis............Community News Mrs Ed Wiwatowski...........Community News Mr. Verlin Herman...........Community News Mrs. James Gamwell........Community News Miss Annamae Riiff........Community News Mrs. Archie Lane..........Community News Mrs. Curtis Kelliy........Community News UNIOR VARSITY Tom Truax Jerry Hall Lorry Thorp Larry Schneider Del Dungey Darrel Fry Ken Goebl Mike Stewart Archie Flood Tom Wadman Coach Bud Micheale  FOOTBALL TEAM Back Row=Coach Michaels, Laurie Thorp, Terry Epperson, Bob McCray, Richard Calbo, Manager Archie Flood, Glen McDonald, Tommy Truax, Ast. Coach Del Dungey. Middle Tiow=Tom Flood, Jerry Reeves, Del Dungey, Darrel Fry, John Peterson, Jimmy Boutin, Larry Schneider, Pat McMahon, Front Row=Jimmy Adamek, Punk Smith, Howard Post, Billy Peterson, Kenny Smith, Kenny Goebl, Don Hess, Don Fry, Butch Rolfe, Ron Woodring, Joe Anderson. Mfi TRAMPOLINE We are indeed fortunate to have the trampoline added to our ex- panding physical education program. I would like to thank those people responsible for securing this fine machine for us. We are Indeed grate- ful. The trampoline is a fine take off from our tumbling program. The fundamental skills learned in tumbling can be put to test in this ad- vanced form of gymnastics. Its carry-over values can not be denied, for its place in the development of basic kinesthetio sense, landing tech- niques, coordination, mental discipline, and body control has long since been ascertained by the Navy pre-flight program.  Howrwd Post 3?orV HESS PON WooDRlrVG BILL PETEB SON SUTCH TfOLFE tf )c t wtan FRANK SniTH TRACK RECORDS 100 YARD DASH LOW HURDLES 220 YARD DASH (P) Smith 1st (P) Peterson 1st (P) Smith 1st (D) Anderson 2nd Rolfe 3rd Anderson 2nd (D) Smith 1st (D) Rolfe 1st (B) Smith 1st (B) Smith 1st (D) Smith 1st (s) Smith Uth (S) Smith 6th HIGH HURDLES (P) Peterson 1st Rolfe 3rd POLE VAULT HIGH JUMP (D) Peterson 2nd (P) Tom Flood 1st (P) Rolfe 1st Peterson 2nd Stewart 2nd DISCUS Darrel Fry 3rd GrandmontagneUth (B) Tom Flood 1st (B) Rolfe 1st (P) Peterson 1st Peterson 2nd Grandmontagne2nd Tom Flood 2nd (D) Tom Flood 1st Peterson 2nd (B) Tom Flood 2nd Darrel Fry Uth (D) Stewart 3rd (S) Tom Flood 2nd Rolfe 5th (HR) Tom Flood 2nd (HR) GrandmontagneUth BROAD JUMP (P) Rolfe 3rd McMahon Uth 880 YARD RUN UUO YARD DASH (B) Rolfe 2nd Peterson 3rd (P) Utterback 2nd (P) Schneider 1st 0 McMahon Uth (B) Utterback 1st Rolfe 3rd (HR) Rolfe Uth A. Flood 3rd (B) Schneider 2nd (D) Utterback 2nd (D) Grandmontagne2nd Schneider 1st 1 MILE RUN (P) GrandmontagneUth JAVELIN (B) Don Fry 3rd (D) Don Fry Uth (P) Smith 1st SHOT PUT Dungey 2nd (B) Smith 1st (P) GrandmontagneUth 880 RELAYS Dungey 2nd Pinson 5th Peterson 3rd (B) Smith. 2nd (P) Powers 1st (D) Smith 1st (D) Grandmontagne3rd (B) Powers 1st (S) Smith 1st Tom Flood (D) Powers 1st (HR) Smith 1st (P) - Tri-meet at Powers- 1st Place 95 3 U (B) - Bandon V.S , Powers-at Bandon-lst Place 59 l 2 (D) - District Meet At Sutherlin- 1st Place 126 (S) - State Meet At Springfield- 6th Place 2i+- (HR) - Hayward Relays at Eugene- 1st Place 32 3 7 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Bonnie Egli Teresa Dittrlck Beverly Frye Football Cheerleaders Ken Smith Linda Hawley SPORTS TOP ROW 1. l|th A L and C-1951 2. Southern Oregon Normal Invitational Tournment Consolation Champs-1929 3. 3rd Place State-19511 U. Class of 19li3-i|2 5. Uth Place State-1955 6. District B5 Second Place-19l).l 7. District l+B Champions-1957 8. County Champs-1954 9. Football Trophy District Champs-1955 10. Coos-Curry 1st Place-1955 11. Waldport Invitational Tournment Champs-1957 12. Coos-Curry 1st Place-1955-56 13« Waldport Champs-1956 1U. Coos-Curry B League Champs-19ij.2 15. S.N.O.S. Invitational Basketball Consolation 193I4. BOTTOM ROW 16. Southern Oregon Normal Champs-1928 17. O.H.S.S.A. State Basketball B Champs-19i|i; 18. Coos County B Champs-19U2 19. Quarter Final Champs Football-1957 20. Semi-Final Champs Football-1957 21. State B Championships Game Bali-1957 22. 2nd Place B State in Football-1957 23. Sub-District i;B Track Champions-1957 2l|.. Coos County Champs-1953 25. Coos County B Chsmpions, 1st District 3B and 3rd Place State-19U3 26. District i;B Champs-195U 27. 2nd Place State B-1951 m DISTINCT CHAM PIO NS HIT POWEBS VS. ONCALLA . BASKETBALL TEAM POWERS VS. SILETZ POWERS VS. MONROE MEMORIES 22 jS na. new ( t I I f JI. 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